Fun With Dick and Jane

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Special features: Gag reel; Deleted scenes; Publicity outtakes : hilarious reel of Jim Carrey and Téa Leoni taken during publicity interviews for the movie; Filmmakers' audio commentary.
Jim Carrey, Téa Leoni, Alec Baldwin, Richard Jenkins.
In the year 2000, Dick gets a plum promotion as a mega-corporate communications director. His boss is preparing to bail out of the company just before stock prices plummet. Dick's wife Jane has quit her job as a travel agent, so when the corporate stocks hit rock bottom, Dick and Jane are left penniless and desperate. They decide to resort to petty thievery and this eventually gets them plotting high-stakes revenge against the greedy executives who ruined their lives.
DVD, region 1, full screen (1.33:1) and anamorphic widescreen (2.40:1) presentations; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround.

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actually submitted by lekendrick on September 16, 2010, 4:55am I was fully prepared to hate this movie, but it opens on a sitting walker in at least couple of sequences the bill board marks of gore two thousand can be seen so something like six years from pre-production to post? Gerald & Brian Grazer of arrested the television so key in making effort! It is a Jim Carrey picture, but couldn't be more wonderfully matched Tea Leoni from Dharma & Greg the under-rated American Broadcast Company family comedy. Alec Baldwin delivers an excellent performance not far off of his 30 rock role this with a southern twang hitting close to home, but funny all the same in the lovely affect of I've been away from, my country home to long, and yes it is troubling subject matter taking direct aim at realm corporate not specific, but in general! But, mostly admiration in the business as well art film production as for max impact? Two thousand four with more ominous sound scape & perhaps an academy award in addition democratic victory, but I like the windmill pulled! Because it is a rolling derby on film many sequences make one wince, but there are lessons to be learned!

cool submitted by steelersfan1 on June 25, 2011, 9:06am funny

Realistic , NO... but- submitted by Kikumatsu97 on July 7, 2015, 1:57pm This movie anchors itself on one thing. ..a couples fight against the corruption of big business. It's such a funny adventure. There's a scene where in a desperate attempt to regain his status, Dick steals the neighbor's lawn...yes, the lawn. It seems like such a close to home concept too when it comes to the status hungry American tally standard, to have this much of everything, a nice car, more meat than we need. ..this movie is a hard look at American culture and how the need to achieve can cause corruption in individuals as well as big businesses. Excellent.